How is control assessed when a maneuver takes 1/3 longer than average to complete?

When a maneuver takes 1/3 longer than average to complete, the assessment of control would be classified as fair. This classification typically indicates that the execution of the maneuver might have had some issues maintaining optimal control, but it was still completed without resulting in significant errors or safety concerns.

In the context of assessing control, a maneuver that is slower than the expected average can suggest a lack of proficiency or comfort with the task. A fair rating implies that while there may have been some degree of effectiveness, the time taken highlights an area for improvement.

Achieving a good or excellent rating would usually require the maneuver to be completed at or below the average time, demonstrating a high level of skill and control. A bad rating would indicate that the maneuver was poorly executed or resulted in major issues, which is not the case here with a completion time that is simply extended.